To solve this first cache, you will need to solve maths problems similar to those found on a GCSE Foundation Maths paper.
The cache can be found at N50 ab.cde W 000 fg.hjk. The cache itself is a black 35mm film canister. To help you find it (as these caches are more about the maths than the find) it is hidden in the left-most of the clue items, towards the front underneath the usual stick-o-flage.
Please do not include hints, spoilers etc in your logs about the questions or the cache location. This will be classed as cheating and may result in disqualification from the cache!
Well done to Big_Al260 for learning something at school and putting it to good use to get FTF! How about Geomaths #2?
GEOCACHING EXAMINATIONS BOARD
General Certificate of Secondary Education
MATHEMATICS
FOUNDATION TIER
Time allowed: who can be first to find?
You do not need to show clearly how you work out your answer.
Use of a calculator is permitted.
- Write down the next two numbers in the following sequences:
- 20, 17, 14, 11, …, .a. Second number is clue a.
- -1, 2, 7, 14, 23, …, .f? First digit of second number is clue f.
- In the diagram below are some shapes.
Fill in the table showing the number of lines of symmetry for each shape.
Shape
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Number of lines of symmetry
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A
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B
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C
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g
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D
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E
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- Roughly how many litres are there in 11 pints?
Answer = d
- Work out the size of angle x
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Answer = #k°
Clue k is the second digit of the answer.
- Work out 42 + 33.
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Answer = ………
Clue e is found by adding together the two digits of the answer to give a single digit.
- A survey was done to find out people’s favourite takeaway meal. The results are shown in the chart.
- Which was the most popular type? ………………………..
- How many people preferred Indian takeaways? ………= j
- How many more people said Burgers than Pizza? ……= c
- Reginald has 274 CDs in his collection. He is going to buy some new shelves to keep his collection on. In the catalogue he has found shelves that hold 36 CDs each. How many shelves does he need for his whole collection?
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Answer = h.
- Given that x = 7 and y=2:
b = x - 3y
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